The Recall Question Method- Remember Everything You Study

In this video, I will be doing LIVE active testing of a topic using my recall question method! I will be discussing how to effectively recall information, learn topics effectively alongside and go through everything happening in my head in the session.

This is my exact process ALL shown and being talked through in detail! Hope you enjoy :)

The previous video in this series had such a huge response, so I had to roll another one out, cmon I gotchuu.

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Chapters⏳
0:00- Intro
0:39- THIS will change your life
1:04- The Recall Question Method (2 steps)
1:50- LIVE RECALL- 1ST TOPIC’S QUESTIONS
2:07- STEP 1- TEST YOURSELF WITH QUESTIONS
2:24- Important Tip- Formulate Answers in Your Head
2:50- Optimal Amount of Qs
3:06- STEP 2- I FILL IN THE KNOWLEDGE GAPS
3:31- Struggling With Complex Topics (do this)
4:21- Don’t Make Answers (how to remember more)
5:34- LIVE RECALL- 2ND TOPIC’S QUESTIONS
5:50- How I Understand Super Effectively
6:12- What's Happening in my Brain?
6:58- WHY? Linking to Foundational Mindmap
8:23- Tips on Improving/ Creating GOOD Questions
9:20- Final thoughts (LIVE studying series?)

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Socials & Links 📣

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[Timi]

Thank you for the live demonstrations. A lot of people just tell you what to do they don't show you how. You really know your stuff and it's amazing. Thank you

[mahvish-mf]

I didn't know that studying could be this interesting....thanks to you...I am finally loving what I'm studying....my exams are MCQ based consisting of bio, physics and chem....And I will completely implement this methodology

[Horeor]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation:

00:00:00 *📚 Third-year medical student Zay Oif will demonstrate active recall and testing methods in real-time, sharing his mental process to improve study efficiency.*
00:01:08 *🔍 The recall question method involves transforming study material into questions, then actively testing knowledge to identify and fill gaps.*
00:02:16 *✍ Formulating answers mentally before checking resources helps reinforce understanding and reduces reliance on rote memorization.*
00:03:19 *🔗 Linking new information to an existing mental map enhances understanding and retention by making knowledge relevant and connected.*
00:04:43 *🚦 Marking questions by difficulty (red, orange, green) helps prioritize focus on less familiar material during future reviews.*
00:05:54 *🧠 Creating a foundational mind map ensures new details are assimilated effectively, solidifying deep understanding over time.*
00:08:29 *🔄 Continuously updating and refining recall questions is important for tailoring them to exam styles and study topics, ensuring they remain effective.*

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[xavierbadayos]

I mess with the live study demonstration. I always be watching these type of videos but never be applying it but Imma really try this time 🤣💀💀💀

[stellamachame]

I was just asking myself so when I am reading something for the first time, during the lectures whàt exactly should I do should I just sit and listern or trying to make some recall questions...!?🤔

[gabbarchauhan]

Thank you for spending so much time on making these guides. They have been very helpful

[catherinewang]

Thank you from a physiotherapy student 🙏

[lafy_x]

i have a huge exam in a week and im way WAYYY behind my competitors, this is such a simple yet powerful tactic, thank you so much! im going to work my ass off and pull through :) best of luck to you too zain

[aimankhan]

The amount of Hard work you do!Thank you for helping Us! ✨💐

[reshmaparab]

Seems the best method of active revision, thanks to share it and keep rocking😊

[crazyjester]

linking with the initial how much is possible and understanding and constructing question yourself and answering those very same question, and amendment them, (constructing questions keeping in account the subject you are preparing for). spotting gaps forgot something old or new.

[LORENMELPADUA-pb]

Thank you for this video! Starting med school soon, and I found this really helpful (along with your other videos especially the layering method) :))

[AidanLynch]

Thanks for your videos! Very helpful! :)

[priyanshuyadav]

I hate studying law and tax provisions, I hope these tips will help me ! Will definitely try and give my feedback ! Thanks big bro ! ❤

[stormblazer]

Is it possible to show how you would incorporate techniques such as blurting/free-recall alongside these questions?

[LisaBaribeau]

Would have loved to have this during my school years ! Amazing videos !! Going to use it to review my stuff as a physiotherapist!

[yoooo]

I'll try this method this semester 🤞🏽 This is my last year of law school and I want to give my all :)

[jamaicamasihul]

OH MYY, I STUMBLED UPON YOUR RECENT VIDEOO!>.<

[foodiesattack]

Hey Zain this video landed on my list somehow and found the recalling method so good….Thanks for coming in midst of chaos of learning process n making it easy

[Abeeha]

Thankuu for the effort 💜 and quality content .Very helpful indeed